The phrase "absorptive efficiency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, nutrition, or any field discussing the effectiveness of absorption processes.
Example: "The study focused on the absorptive efficiency of the intestinal lining in nutrient uptake."
Alternatives: "absorption effectiveness" or "absorption efficiency".
The larger its internal surface, the greater its absorptive efficiency, and a spiral valve is one method of increasing its absorption surface.
Feeding mineral-deficient diets enhances absorptive efficiency as an attempt of the body to compensate for the lack of an essential nutrient.
This study was designed to compare the absorptive efficiency of IgG from a commercial bovine serum product (bovine serum), cow colostrum (positive control), and two commercial milk-derived IgG supplements (supplement 1 and supplement 2).
Although dietary iron intake is the major source of iron influx in the body, the primary homeostatic mechanism for maintaining iron balance is the absorptive efficiency of the small intestine [ 7].
The introducing of guiding shell enlarges the absorption cross section of the bare absorptive cavity from the inner diameter to the outer diameter of the OA, resulting in high absorption efficiency.
With optimum fin efficiency and superior absorptive coating quality, useful energy losses can be minimized.
It was shown that the ZnO NPs containing precipitates obtained from different solvents produce a different efficiency of the absorptive and refractive NLO responses.
It has been reported that threonine is involved in many physiological and biochemical processes, including somatic growth, feed efficiency, digestive and absorptive processes, gene expression regulation, antioxidant and immune functions in different fish species (Gao et al. 2014, Habte-Tsion et al. 2015).
The Ce ion incorporation causes the similar trends for refractive NLO response in comparison with the absorptive one, but with much pronounced efficiency of the effect manifestation.
It follows from the results presented in "Limitation of efficiency due to insufficient absorptive capacity of the CdTe layer" that at the thicknesses of CdTe less than a few microns the losses associated with the lack of absorptivity Ahv of the CdTe layer reveal themselves perceptibly.
The functional significance of this association lies in the need for species on diets that are low in protein and high in roughage to have longer guts in order to ingest large volumes of low-quality food, increase absorptive surface area and maximise digestive efficiency [ 19].
